More ram can help increasing fps ?

Right now i got 4gb ram .. adding more 2 gb ram will help increase fps in gaming ?

What is the rest of your system like? ram won't increase fps much if at all really, it's your graphics card and cpu that will have the biggest impact on fps.

i have i3 2120 3.30 ghz

ati hd5750 1024 

4 gb ram 

(adding more ram will benefit me little more or its fine with 4 gb ram ) 

Most likely not.

Upgrading the GPU or CPU gives the most impact.

I heard ps4 is famous due to its ram power so i thought lets upgrade my ram lol

I heard ps4 is famous due to its ram power so i thought lets upgrade my ram lol

Hashim19

The PS4 is completely irrelevant to the PC, the hardware works differently. You should disregard that completely.

Even a PC with 4GB of RAM and all other decent hardware with at least GTX 660 and Intel i5 is better than PS4.

i am plan on buying EVGA GT 640 2048MB in near future .. thats all i can afford it right now :)Hashim19

more here-http://www.anandtech.com/show/5969/zotac-geforce-gt-640-review-/9

Only if the game needs more than 4GB of ram and most dont. Whats more important than the amount of ram is the speed of the ram but even that isn't a huge issue for most games. Id say most games out now only use 2 to 3 GB of ram so taking into account What windows is using that's cutting it close but it is enough. If you want an actual significant increase its gonna have to come from a GPU and or CPU upgrade.

i am using 64bit windows .. and i usually play games on 1360x768 or something resolution so i dont think buying new graphcis card will do any favour to me because i dont play games on higher resolutions :)

i am using 64bit windows .. and i usually play games on 1360x768 or something resolution so i dont think buying new graphcis card will do any favour to me because i dont play games on higher resolutions :)

Hashim19

A better video card will always increase framerates, no matter what resolution you're playing at. And as long as your framerate is ever less than your monitor's refresh rate (probably 60), there is room for more GPU power (as long as it's paired with a CPU that's not going to bottleneck it). RAM has a limit. Basically, there's the amount of RAM that a game needs, and for the vast, vast majority of games, 4gb is already past that, and having any more RAM beyond what the game needs does literally nothing.

can anyone suggest me good and mid range graphic card which is not expensive but good overall performance wise ? .. or should i wait for next - gen console which will cause price drop in graphics card.

Please don't blow your money on a GTX 640, save it and get a far better card when you can afford to. A GTX 640 is actually worse than you presently have. More RAM will not make that much difference either but it is cheap.

can anyone suggest me good and mid range graphic card which is not expensive but good overall performance wise ? .. or should i wait for next - gen console which will cause price drop in graphics card.

Hashim19

I think only your GPU's ram will, but not the systems. 

Of course battlefield 4 might require 4 browser windows and 3 origin clients open to run.topgunmv

That's why I'm putting 64gb of RAM in my new build this fall.

:lol:

I would say 8GB is the optimal amount. Any more than that is redundancy.SKaREO

For gaming, yes.

In some larger games like the Total War series, ArmA, various MMOs, you'll see a decrease in load times and maybe a decrease in stuttering. For most games 4 gigs is actually enough. More ram is always good though becuase then you can have other things running in the background without worrying about lagging down your machine. 

You'll see larger performance gains with a more powerful graphic card with more video ram.

Framerate is tied more into your processor and graphics card, so you might get the tiniest of boosts or prevent stuttering if you have any such issues, but 4gb is more than enough RAM unless you're keeping a bunch of crap open in the background while you game.

Like others have said - adding more RAM will decrease loading times and possibly get rid of some stuttering.

But for increasing fps, a better GPU and CPU are much more cruical.

You could also try overclocking the GPU and/or CPU you right now have as that will help too.

I went from 4GB DDR3 ram at 1333Mhz to 16GB with the same specs and i didn't notice much of a difference, well i don't think i did, maybe i should of got faster ram.

just download some more RAM dude

http://www.downloadmoreram.com/

just got 4 of these

* 4 GB ( 2 x 2 GB )
* 240-pin DIMM
* DDR2/3/4 800 MHz ( PC2-6400 )

download took 7 hours

can anyone suggest me good and mid range graphic card which is not expensive but good overall performance wise ? .. or should i wait for next - gen console which will cause price drop in graphics card.

Hashim19